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Best solution for Google Meets during power-outages Thailand?
Sure, you could buy a laptop with large display and high resolution. It's just not clear how display size and resolution help addressing the power outage problem you're trying to solve. In fact, this opposite is true - smaller display size and lower resolution would likely extend the time the laptop can operate without charging. -
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UK King Charles sends urgent warning in 80th anniversary address
The Brits need to take a pyrethrin bath and rid themselves of the blood sucking parasites they call 'Royalty'. Seize all of their lands and banish them to Pattaya where they can rub shoulders with the riff raff and be fondled by men in dresses. -
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Best solution for Google Meets during power-outages Thailand?
Dear Folks, My local area experiences frequent power outages, "come rain or come shine", (the same old song, as many here know). So, nobody around here expects that the power reliability situation is likely to improve, anytime soon. BUT, of course, I need very reliable video-conferencing capability, and I cannot afford to have video-conferencing connections cease, without warning, at odd times, even when the sun is shining. I am NOT complaining....at least in THIS Topic. Instead, I need to institute a workaround, and lower the stress levels, because, as we all know, it is lack of control over one's environment that causes stress, as well as uncertainty, day upon day. aa. So, in my view, I could buy a laptop with a larger display, about 16-inch, and one with very high resolution. bb. Then, I suppose, I could buy a small reliable backup power supply (one that would not go...Beep-Beep, Beep-Beep, such as most do, but not all) which I could use to power the router so that I could continue to use ethernet connection to my home internet router. cc. OR, I could ask someone here if there is any extremely reliable 5G or 4G from AIS, which is good enough to provide high upload/download and very low latency, suitable for high quality video conferencing. dd. But also, I might worry that if I try to keep the router powered using a backup power supply, during power outages from the grid, that the fiber-optic cable internet signal from 3BB might stop, or become erratic. I have never tried to use the router during power outages in this area. ee. Maybe I should have both: Both a backup power supply for the router. And also, some mobile SIM card, or something, from AIS. I already have an AIS plan, with 20GBytes of data transfer per month. However, I think I might run out of that during several hours of videoconferencing each month. ff. So, what strategy do most people employ in such a situation? No power, but you need to continue video conference, and reliability is required. I have zero experience using Google Meet during power outages. Instead, in the past, I have just paced back and forth, fuming, until the power is restored, which is not optimal for health reasons. Thanking you in advance.... Gamma Note: This is the main reason, probably the only reason, I am now tempted to buy a ThinkPad P16s Gen 4, if I can find one for about USD1000.00...and I think that I can. -
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Crime CCTV Shows British Man Vandalising Pattaya Woman’s Home
Is it true that British nuns now have 'ACAB' tattooed on their knuckles as a rite of passage? -
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DTV or Non O Marriage Extension?
I find the reasoning in this to be flawed. Bank accounts are not the reason people are getting the DTV. The ease of the visa is the reason people are getting it. Causation vs correlation. A bank account is rarely a huge impediment for people that actually NEED one for their extensions. And it's a one-time effort, as they will then have that bank account moving forward.- 1
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Putin poo collected in a briefcase to take home
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